This series re-imagines George Orwell’s 1984 taking its inspiration from the line in the original book where Winston Smith recalls “perhaps it was the time when the atomic bomb had fallen on Colchester.”
Set thirty years previously we follow the events that lead up to that catastrophic event and then the dystopian nightmare that becomes Big Brother.
Mike Kaspar
QuickAndDirtyTips.com
Adam Graham
Generic Podcast Network
Adam Graham
Tara Thorne
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Jeffrey Case / Entertainment One (eOne)
Jenna Smith and Olivia Burke
History Blurbs
George Burch
Now I've Heard Everything
Steve Richards
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Classic Movie Reviews
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Robert Clem
Greg Ross
The Spectator
National WWII Museum
Danny Humby and Elliot Morris
BBC Radio 4
Dean Karayanis
Martin Darlington and Andrew Bliszczyk
Missy Williams
David McClam
Joe D Felix
Flixwise
Can't Make This Up
Fighting on Film
Waterstones
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Rebecca Robbins & Kim Kimmel
The Projection Booth
BBC Radio 4
iHeartPodcasts & HowStuffWorks
Riley Knight
foibles
Whistledown
Zack White
OrionBooks
Adelaide Writers' Week
Suite (212)
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Margo Donohue
Fine Music Radio
Shalom
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BBC Radio 4 Extra
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Sam Willis & James Daybell
Academy of Achievement
Biographics: History One Life at a Time
Cricket & Kelli
Accessible World
frank mc guile
Alan Geason
Tom Meyers, Greg Young
Snap Judgment
FOX News
alphavoice.io
Books Podcast
The Telegraph
WNYC Studios
The Gist of Freedom
Good Reading Magazine
Immediate Media
BKFK Studio
Words with JAM
RAF Benevolent Fund
bullivantmedia
fatbidin
michaellouismerrill
BBC Radio 4
Bookstyle Publications
BBC Radio 4
HarperCollins Publishers
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Why Watch That
History with Mark Bielski
Greg Grasso
Darren Vorel and Patrick McIntyre
Screen Lately
Sean Boyle
David Peck
Angus Wallace
The HISTORY® Channel
2SER 107.3FM
Danny Smith
Sam Futrell & Rebekah O'Dell
Radio Diaries & Radiotopia
Jon Hagadorn
British Film Institute
None
The Envelope Podcast
Lia Paradis and Brian Crim
Vintage Books
Margaret River Readers & Writers Festival
Street Soldiers Radio